1065. Robert Alfred Sands-19003
Director of Manhattan Savings Bank for 15 years Assistant Alderman for
the 14th Ward of Manhattan from 1849-1852.
2100. Henry Berton Sands-19005
Note NYC Surgeon. Treated Generals Garfield and Grant
2102. James G. Sands-19012
Henry C. Miner was his equal partner in Church's Dispensary. He bought
out the Widow upon Henry's death.
The source for Virginia has her born in Cartersville, West Virginia. I, Janie, have removed that because I cannot find record of such a place in either Virginia or West Virginia.
1070. Stephen C. Jackson-5651
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"In a deed dated 17 May 1839 (Queens Co, Liber YY: 249) John Jackson and his wife Margaret, sold to Stephen C. Jackson of Brooklyn, Isaac Jackson of Hempstead, Jacob S. Jackson of Brooklyn, Coe D. Jackson, Parmenus Jackson, Richard Jackson and Edward Jackson all of Brooklyn for eight thousand dollars two parcels of land near Jerusalem, Hempstead.
"In a deed (Queens Co, Liber YY, pp.458-459) dated 21 June 1839 Parmenus Jackson and Edward Jackson of Brooklyn, NY sell two parcels of land (the undivided eighth parts) in Jersualem, Hemsptead Town, NY to Stephen C. Jackson for two thousand dollars. The transaction was finally sealed on 1 July 1839. Also on 22 June 1839 Richard Jackson and Jacob S. Jackson of Brooklyn, NY sold 'two undivided Eighth parts of land' near Jerusalem, Hempstead and another parcel for two thousand dollars to Stephen C. Jackson and his wife, Mary.
"In a deed dated 17 May 1839 John Jackson and his wife Margaret, sold to Stephen C. Jackson of Brooklyn, Isaac Jackson of Hempstead, Jacob S. Jackson of Brooklyn, Coe D. Jackson, Parmenus Jackson, Ricxhard Jackson and Edward Jackson all of Brooklyn for eight thousand dollars two parcels of land near Jerusalem, Hempstead.
"Information about this family from 1850 US Census ( M432, roll 11519. p.319). His property is valued at $28,000. No occupation is listed.
"On 3 Dec 1851 Stephen C. Jackson and Mary N. Jackson deeded property (Kings Co, Liber 264: 48) to Sarah Totten.
"In the 1859-60 Brooklyn City Directory Stephen C. Jackson is listed as living at Lafaayette Ave. at the corner of Schenck.
"In the 1860 US Census (T-7, reel 170: 235) Stephen C. Jackson is listed in Kings Co, Brroklyn, 7th ward as age 57 with real estate worth $10,000 and Mary M. Jackson, wife, age 50 and children: Andrew, a painter, age 24, Jefferson, age 22, Stephen, age 19, and Mary age 15.
"The following dates are recording dates and not necessarily the dates of the transaction.
"On 27 July 1865 Stephen C. Jackson deeded land (Kings Co, Liber 672: 80) to Thomas D. Andrews.
"On 16 Oct 1865 Stephen C. Jackson and George G. Anderson deeded land (Kings Co, Liber 679: 172) in a recorded "agreement".
"On 1 Apr 1871 Stephen C. Jackson and Anthony F. Campbell,sherrif, in a debtors judgment deeded property (Kings Co, Liber988: 519) to John Andrews.
"On 3 Dec 1875 Stephen C. Jackson and Mary N. Jackson deeded property (Kings Co., Liber 1184:410) to Edwin R. Sheridan.
"An artcle in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle of 24 April 1885 reports the sad story of Stephen C. Jackson who was the victim of a "deliberate scheme and conspiracy" by Benjamin Andrews and family including mother, brothers,sister and others to defraud him over a period of 15 years of his share of the Jackson Hollow property. He had a one eleventh share (more than 70 lots) in the 200-300 acre property. He was turned out of his house and made homeless. After 15 years of litigation, the Supreme Court of New York State restored the property to Stephen's heirs. After two or three years of living in misery, Stephen was taken in by a kind stranger named L. B. Wing. The litigation began in 1870 and was settled in a court decision in 1885.
"On 3 Mar 1886 the heirs of, the guardian of and the trustees of John Jackson deeded property (Kings Co., Liber 1655: 269) to Jefferson Jackson & Mary Jackson, Andrew Jackson & Stephen C. Jackson, John Jackson & Andrew Jackson, Thomas H. Gill & Stephen Gill, William Gill & Hamilton Gill, James Gill & Stephen C. Jennison, Ida Jennison & Mary E. Corkery, Lyida A. McCuen.
"On 3 Dec 1886 Mary N. Jackson deeded property (Kings Co, Liber 1704: 4i5) to Charles U. Wing & Mary Jackson, Andrew Jackson & Stephen C. Jackson, Andrew Jackson & John Jackson, Stephen Gill & William Gill, Hamilton Gill, Jennie Gill & Thomas K. Gill, Ida Sheridan & Mary E. Corkery, Lydia A. Stanton & Stepehn C. Jennison."
This family seems to have trouble knowing their ages - different in about every census.
1850 Census Brooklyn Ward 7, Kings Co., New York
Stephen Jackson 48 M no occup 29,000 NY (b 1802)
Mary Jackson 44 F NY (but looked like 46 to me) (b 1804 to 1806)
Eliza Jackson 19 F NY (b 1831)
Andrew Jackson 16 F NY (b 1834)
Stephen Jackson 13 M NY (b 1837)
Hamilton Jackson 8 M NY (age illegible to me but ancestry.com has 8) (b 1842)
Mary Jackson 10 F NY (b 1840)
Jefferson Jackson 6 M NY (indexed as Jefinson) (b 1844)
In this 1850 Census next hh to Stephen is his brother Edward.1860 Census Dist 2, Brooklyn Ward 7, Kings Co., New York
Stephen C. Jackson 57 M no occup given 10,000. NY (b 1803)
Mary M. Jackson 50 F NY (b 1810)
Andrew Jackson 24 M painter NY (b 1836)
Jefferson Jackson 22 n/g NY (b 1838)
Stephen Jackson 19 M painter NY (b 1841)
Mary Jackson 15 NY (b 1845)1870 Census Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Stephen C. 70 M W farmer 5000 7000 NY (maybe 5651;need confirmation)
Jackson, Mary N. 65 F W keeping house NY I first thought her name was Margaret, but prob not.
Jackson, Jefferson 24 m W at home NY
Jackson, Mary 26 F W at home NYIn 1880 Stephen's widow Mary and children Jefferson and Mary are living next household to Robert B. Jackson.
Robert B. Jackson-2845 and Stephen C. Jackson-5651 are 4th cousins 1 time removed. Their common ancestors are Col. John Jackson-405 and Elizabeth Seaman-545.
1880 Census Dist 269, Town of Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Mary W F 73 widow NY NY NY
Jackson, Jeffrey W M 36 son single NY
Jackson, Mary W F 38 dau single NY
2108. Jefferson Jackson-22013
This family seems to have trouble knowing their ages - different in about every census.
1850 Census Brooklyn Ward 7, Kings Co., New York
Stephen Jackson 48 M no occup 29,000 NY (b 1802)
Mary Jackson 44 F NY (but looked like 46 to me) (b 1804 to 1806)
Eliza Jackson 19 F NY (b 1831)
Andrew Jackson 16 F NY (b 1834)
Stephen Jackson 13 M NY (b 1837)
Hamilton Jackson 8 M NY (age illegible to me but ancestry.com has 8) (b 1842)
Mary Jackson 10 F NY (b 1840)
Jefferson Jackson 6 M NY (indexed as Jefinson) (b 1844)
In this 1850 Census next hh to Stephen is his brother Edward.1860 Census Dist 2, Brooklyn Ward 7, Kings Co., New York
Stephen C. Jackson 57 M no occup given 10,000. NY (b 1803)
Mary M. Jackson 50 F NY (b 1810)
Andrew Jackson 24 M painter NY (b 1836)
Jefferson Jackson 22 n/g NY (b 1838)
Stephen Jackson 19 M painter NY (b 1841)
Mary Jackson 15 NY (b 1845)1870 Census Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Stephen C. 70 M W farmer 5000 7000 NY (maybe 5651;need confirmation)
Jackson, Mary N. 65 F W keeping house NY I first thought her name was Margaret, but prob not.
Jackson, Jefferson 24 m W at home NY
Jackson, Mary 26 F W at home NYIn 1880 Stephen's widow Mary and children Jefferson and Mary are living next household to Robert B. Jackson.
Robert B. Jackson-2845 and Stephen C. Jackson-5651 are 4th cousins 1 time removed. Their common ancestors are Col. John Jackson-405 and Elizabeth Seaman-545.
1880 Census Dist 269, Town of Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Mary W F 73 widow NY NY NY
Jackson, Jeffrey W M 36 son single NY
Jackson, Mary W F 38 dau single NY
1071. Isaac Jackson-5650
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"In a deed dated 17 May 1839 (Queens Co, Liber YY: 249) John Jackson and his wife Margaret, sold to Stephen C. Jackson of Brooklyn, Isaac Jackson of Hempstead, Jacob S. Jackson of Brooklyn, Coe D. Jackson, Parmenus Jackson, Richard Jackson and Edward Jackson all of Brooklyn for eight thousand dollars two parcels of land near Jerusalem, Hempstead.
"In a deed of 25 April 1848 in which John and Margaret Jackson sell land to their children including Isaac (Kings Co, Liber 194, p. 310) Isaac is identified as living in Hempstead.
"In the 1850 US Census (M432-roll 582:704?) Isaac Jackson is listed as living in the household of Elizabeth Baldwin, age 66 with real estate worth $6,000. Isaac is age 42, his wife Mary is age 37 and his children: John, age 10, Jacob, age 8 and W____ ,age 7. Also Mary C. Baldwin, age 13, Isaac Baldwin, age 11, Adalade Baldwin, age 2 and John Baldwin, age 42. (See below.)
"On 25 May 1859 Isaac Jackson deeded property (Kings Co, Liber 501:475) in a debtor judgment to Herbert T. Moore.
"In the 1860 US Census (M653, roll 843) Isaac is listed as living in North Hempstead, NY as a farmer age 50. His wife, Mary, is age 40, James age 21, John 18, Jacob age 17, Elbert T. age 15, Charles age 13, Parmenus T. age 5 and Rosanna age 2. James is also listed as a farmer.
"On 27 Mar 1867 Isaac Jackson and Mary Jackson deeded property (Kings Co, Liber 748: 149) to John Andrews.
"An Isaac Jackson is listed in the 1870 US census, age 60, in North Hempstead ( M593, roll 1081, p. 339). He is listed as a farmer, age 60, a farm laborer, with wife, Mary, age 55, and Rosanna, age 12, at home, and Parmenus, age 15, farm laborer, all born in NY.
"Isaac is listed in the 1880 US Census (T9-0917, p. 347 B) as living in Hempstead, Queens Co, at age 77 with his wife, Mary age 66 and son, John, age 35. A Rosannah Jackson, listed as 'other' is listed as single and age 22."
--end of Frank Jackson's notes--1850 Census North Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Elizabeth Baldwin 66 F 6000. NY
Mary Jackson 37 F NY
Isaac Jackson 42 M farmer NY
John Jackson 10 M NY
Jacob Jackson 8 M NY (indexed as Jacil)
Elbert Jackson 7 M NY
Ch (arles) Jackson 4 M NY (Indexed as Cho)
Andrew Jackson 1 M NY
Mary C Baldwin 13 F NY
Isaac Baldwin 11 M NY
Adalade Baldwin 2 F NY
John Baldwin 42 M NY
No relationships are given in the 1850 census but it is Janie's guess that Mary Jackson is daughter of Elizabeth Baldwin and wife of Isaac and sister of John Baldwin. Verification of this 'guess' would be appreciated!1860 Census, Town of North Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Isaac Jackson 50 M farmer NY
Mary Jackson 40 F NY
James Jackson 21 farmer NY
John Jackson 18 M farmer NY
Jacob Jackson 17 M farmer NY
Elbert I. Jackson 15 M NY
Charles Jackson 13 M NY
Coe D. J. Jackson 8 M NY
Parmenus I. Jackson 5 M NY
Rosanna I. Jackson 2 F NY
Frank Jackson thinks these middle initials are 'T' not 'I'. But they look like 'I' to Janie and are indexed by ancestry.com as 'I'.1870 Census is revealing as the Powell, Baldwin and Jacksons are all together on the same page:
1870 Census North Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Post Office: Port Washington
1127/1209 Jackson, Isaac 60 M W farm laborer NY
Jackson, Mary 55 F W keeping house NY
Jackson, Rosanna 12 F W at home NY
Jackson, Parmenus 15 M W farm laborer NY1880 Census, Dist 269, Queens, New York City-Greater, New York
Inhabitants in First Dist, Town of Hempstead, Queens
Jackson, Isaac W M 77 Married farmer NY NY NY
Jackson, Mary W F 66 wife married keeping house NY NY NY
Jackson, John W M 35 son single at home NY NY NY
Jackson, Rosannah W F 22 relationship blank single occupa blank NY NY NYThe relationship of Rosannah has led some to think perhaps she wasn't a daughter but maybe was a Jackson child who they raised. She has been with the family on census records since she was two years old in 1860. LDS site has inserted 'other' in the relationship area, but that isn't on the actual image. It is blank. I have included her as a daughter until better information is available. Prior census records do not include relationship information.
Isaac's birthdate is calculated from his age at death inscribed on his tombstone.
2110. James Jackson-22021
James is listed on the 1860 Census with Isaac and Mary. He is 21 years old - but he was not on the 1850 census when he should have been abt 11 years old. As no relationships are given in the 1860 census, it is not proved that he is their son.
2115. Andrew Jackson-22020
Andrew is listed on the 1850 census, but is not listed with his parents on the 1860 census. Possibly deceased or listed somewhere else.
2117. Parmenus Jackson-22023
1860 Census, Town of North Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Isaac Jackson 50 M farmer NY
Mary Jackson 40 F NY
James Jackson 21 farmer NY
John Jackson 18 M farmer NY
Jacob Jackson 17 M farmer NY
Elbert I. Jackson 15 M NY
Charles Jackson 13 M NY
Coe D. J. Jackson 8 M NY
Parmenus I. Jackson 5 M NY
Rosanna I. Jackson 2 F NY
Frank Jackson thinks these middle initials are T not I. But they look like I to Janie and are indexed as 'I'.
2118. Rosanna Jackson-22024
1880 Census, Dist 269, Queens, New York City-Greater, New York
Inhabitants in First Dist, Town of Hempstead, Queens
Jackson, Isaac W M 77 Married farmer NY NY NY
Jackson, Mary W F 66 wife married keeping house NY NY NY
Jackson, John W M 35 son single at home NY NY NY
Jackson, Rosannah W F 22 relationship blank single occupa blank NY NY NYThe relationship of Rosannah has lead some to think perhaps she wasn't a daughter but maybe was a Jackson child who they raised. She has been with the family on census records since she was two years old in 1860. LDS site has inserted 'other' in the relationship area, but that isn't on the actual image. It is blank. I have included her as a daughter until better information is available. Prior census records do not include relationship information.
1074. Coe D. Jackson Sr.-5649
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"In a deed dated 17 May 1839 (Queens Co, Liber YY:249) John Jackson and his wife Margaret, sold to Stephen C. Jackson of Brooklyn, Isaac Jackson of Hempstead, Jacob S. Jackson of Brooklyn, Coe D. Jackson, Parmenus Jackson, Richard Jackson and Edward Jackson all of Brooklyn for eight thousand dollars two parcels of land near Jerusalem, Hempstead.
"Coe D. Jackson is listed in the 1840 Brooklyn City Directory as a milkman living at Wallabout near Clinton Ave, the same address as given for Jacob S. Jackson and Richard Jackson
"A Coe D. Jackson, almost certainly this one, is listed in the 7th ward of Brooklyn in the 1840 US Census (M 704, roll 289:744) as having a household of 1white male age 30-40, 2 males age 20-30, 1 15-20 with one white female age 30-40.
"In a deed dated 1 April 1844 (Kings Co., Liber 184, p.310) in which John and Margaret Jackson sell farms in Brooklyn to their children Coe D. Jackson is listed as living in Brooklyn.
"In the 1850 Brooklyn City Directory Coe D. Jackson is listed as a milkman living on Myrtle near Steuben. In the 1850 US Census (M432-roll 519:315) Coe D. Jackson is listed as a milkman, age 39 with real estate worth $25,000 and wife_______ age 29 and children: Margaret, age 2, and Coe. D., age 10/12. Also in the household: Ann Duryea, age 61, Ann Mc____, age 20, Henry Devlin, laborer, age 25, Morris McHenry, age 15, Phillip Moore, age 25, and Henry Mooney, age 21.
"In the 1860 US Census ( M653, roll 543: 525) Coe D. Jackson is listed as a farmer age 69 with real estate valued at $5000 and personal property valued at $400. His wife is Sarah E, age 39. The children are George W. age 14, Margaret A. age 12, Sarah E. age 7, Franklin age 4 and James age 2.
"In the 4 May 1864 issue of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Coe D. Jackson is listed as delinquent in his real estate taxes for 1862 on 31 lots, 6 houses and 1 stable. he owes $153.19.
"Coe D. Jackson is listed in the 1880 US Census (T9-0918: 479 D) as a milking farmer living in Hempstead, Queens, NY as head of household, age 69, born in NY with his wife, Sarah E., age 59, born in NY with his children, George W. Jackson, age 34, Margaret A. Jackson, age 32, Franklin Jackson, age 22, Fanney B. Jackson, age 20, Ida E. Jackson, age 18, and Emma Jackson, age 16. All are single and born in NY."
--end of Frank's notes --
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Email from Jodie Lutter October, 2007:
"When Sarah Duryea-Jackson's sister, Fannie Duryea-Brewer, died in 1901, the proceedings from the administration of the estate in Rockland County, NY listed Sarah's children:
Franklin Jackson, George Jackson, Margaret Jackson, and Fannie Jackson residing at 522 Kosciusko Street in Brooklyn, New York; Emma Jackson and Alice Roseman residing at Bay Parkway and Bath Avenue in Bensonhurst, Kings County, New York; and Ida Sanford-Soper residing at 76 Schaffer Street in Brooklyn."
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Jodi sent me (Janie) a copy of the distribution list of heirs with the amounts of their share. Alice (Jackson) Roseman shares equally with the other children and this is more confirmation of her being his daughter. Alice is found already married in the 1880 census and does show up as Emma's sister in the 1900 census.
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beginning of Janie's census records1850 Census Brooklyn Ward 7, Kings Co., New York
Coe D. Jackson 39 M
Sarah Jackson 29 F
George Jackson 4 M
Margaret Jackson 2 F
Coe D. Jackson 10/12 M
Ann Duryea 61 F (mother-in-law)
Ann Mc..... 20 F
Henry Devlin 25 M
Morris McHenry 15 M
Phillip Moore 25 M
Henry Mooney 21 M
All the Jacksons and Ann Duryea were born in New York. Coe is a milkman and owns 29,000 in real estate.
The four young men were all laborers from Ireland.1860 Census Newtown, Queens, New York
Coe D Jackson 69 (error)
Sarah E Jackson 39
George W Jackson 14
Margt A Jackson 12
Sarah E Jackson 7
Franklin Jackson 4
James Jackson 21870 Census Hunters Point, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Coe D. 60 M W farmer 50,000/1,000 NY
Jackson, Sarah E. 49 F W
Jackson, George W. 25 M W works on farm
Jackson, Margaret 23 F W
Jackson, Sarah E. 17 F W
Jackson, Franklin 14 M W
Jackson, Ida E. 8 F W
Jackson, Emma 6 F W
Peterson, Maria 23 F W Domestic Denmark
All the Jacksons born in New York (James is missing)1880 Census Hempstead, Queens, New York City-Greater, New York
Family History Library Film 1254918
NA Film Number T9-0918
Page Number 479D
Coed JACKSON Self M Male W 69 NY Farmer Milking NY NY (mis-indexed)
Sarah E. JACKSON Wife M Female W 59 NY NY NY
George W. JACKSON Son S Male W 34 NY NY NY
Margret A. JACKSON Dau S Female W 32 NY NY NY
Franklin JACKSON Son S Male W 22 NY NY NY
Fanney B. JACKSON Dau S Female W 20 NY NY NY
Ida E. JACKSON Dau S Female W 18 NY NY NY
Emma JACKSON Dau S Female W 16 NY NY NY
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The following census records received from Jodie Lutter, Oct 2007:1900 census: 990 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, 28th Ward, Kings County, New York:
Franklin Jackson, head; born July 1864, age 35; single; NY, NY, NY; decorator; rents a house.
Fannie Jackson, sister; born December 1868, age 31; single; NY, NY, NY.
Maggie Jackson, sister; born August 1859, age 40; single; NY, NY, NY.1900 census: 22nd Avenue, Brooklyn, 30th Ward, Kings County, New York:[ii]
Cornelius Roseman, head; born August 1852, age 47; married 24 years; NY, NY, NY; banker; owns a mortgaged house.
Alice Roseman, wife; born January 1853, age 47; married 24 years; had 6 children, 4 still living; NY, NY, NY.
Lillian B. Roseman, daughter; born September 1879, age 20; single; NY, NY, NY.
Fannie W. Roseman, daughter; born January 1883, age 17; single; NY, NY, NY; at school.
Elsie P. Roseman, daughter; born March 1885, age 15; single; NY, NY, NY; at school.
Harold C. Roseman, son; born December 1892, age 7; single; NY, NY, NY; at school.
Emma A. Jackson, sis-in-law; born November 1872, age 27; single; NY, NY, NY.
Ferdinand Kuhlman, servant; born December 1874, age 25; single; Hungary, Hungary, Hungary; immigrated in 1899, in the U.S. 1 year, alien; servant.
Michael Kuncsar, servant; born August 1869, age 30; single; Hungary, Hungary, Hungary; immigrated in 1899, in the U.S. 1 year, alien; servant.1900 census: 76 Schaefer Street, Brooklyn, 28th Ward, Kings County, New York:[iii]
Sanford Soper, head; born June 1855, age 40; married 13 years; NY, NY, NY; carpenter; owns a mortgaged house.
Ida Soper, wife; born October 1861, age 38; married 13 years; no children; NY, NY, NY.1920 census: 152 Ridgeway Avenue, East Setauket Village (Brookhaven Town), Suffolk County, New York:[vii]
Fannie Jackson, head; rents; age 58; single; NY, NY, NY; none.
Emma Jackson, sister; age 50; single; NY, NY, NY; none.
Mary Seaman, cousin; age 76; widowed; NY, NY, NY; none.1930 census: Railroad Avenue, East Setauket (Brookhaven Township), Suffolk County, New York:[viii]
Fannie Jackson, head; rents for $25; age 70; single; NY, NY, NY; none.
Emma A. Jackson, sister; age 66; single; NY, NY, NY; none.
D. Jennie Baldwin, boarder; age 86; single; NY, NY, Conn; none.
Harold Roseman, boarder; age 37; single; NY, NY, NY; salesman, electric supplies; not a veteran.[i] Roll T623_1067; ED 520; page 4A; lines 13-15; enumerated June 2, 1900.
[ii] Roll T623_1069; ED 560; page 30A; lines 19-25; enumerated June 27, 1900.
[iii] Roll T623_1067; ED 522; page 13B; lines 89 and 90; enumerated June 11, 1900.
[iv] Roll T624_984; ED 1052; page 8A; lines 33-36; enumerated April 21, 1910.
[v] Roll T625_1156; ED 464; page 11A; lines 11-12; enumerated January 12, 1920.
[vi] Roll T625_1161; ED 644; page 2B; lines 61 and 62; enumerated January 3, 1920.
[vii] Roll T625_1268; ED 93, page 6B, lines 70-72; enumerated January 17, 1920.
[viii] Roll T626_1650; ED 29, page 20B, lines 51-54; enumerated April 30, 1930.
Tombstone Inscription:
Wife of Coe D. Jackson, Aged 64 yrs 7 mos & 18 ds
Birth date calculated from age at death: 64y 7m 18d
2119. George W. Jackson-14893
George, Margaret, Franklin, Fanney, Ida & Emma were all still single and living at home in the 1880 Hempstead, Queens Census.
George was living in 1902 when his mother's sister, Fannie Duryea Brewer's estate was settled and he rec'd his portion of his mother's share.
2120. Margaret Jackson-14894
George, Margaret, Franklin, Fanney, Ida & Emma were all still single and living at home in the 1880 Hempstead, Queens Census.
Margaret was living in 1902 when her mother's sister, Fannie Duryea Brewer's estate was settled and she rec'd her portion of her mother's share. Margaret was still single at the time.
2121. Coe D. Jackson Jr.-14895
Coe D. Jackson Jr. was 10 months old on the 1850 census and did not show up on any subsequent census records.
Death notice rec'd from Dr. Anthony Troha:
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Wednesday Evening, April 19, 1854 (Volume 13, Number 92, Page 3, Column 2):“DIED.
In this city on Tuesday afternoon, Coe D., son of Coe D. and Sarah E. Jackson, aged four years, eight months and nineteen days.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Thursday morning at 7 o'clock, from the residence of his parents, Myrtle avenue, near Steuben street.”
2123. Franklin Jackson-14896
George, Margaret, Franklin, Fanney, Ida & Emma were all still single and living at home in the 1880 Hempstead, Queens Census.
The following census record received from Jodie Lutter, Oct 2007:
1900 census: 990 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, 28th Ward, Kings County, New York:
Franklin Jackson, head; born July 1864, age 35; single; NY, NY, NY; decorator; rents a house.
Fannie Jackson, sister; born December 1868, age 31; single; NY, NY, NY.
Maggie Jackson, sister; born August 1859, age 40; single; NY, NY, NY.Franklin was living in 1902 when his mother's sister, Fannie Duryea Brewer's estate was settled and he rec'd his portion of his mother's share.
Death notice for Franklin rec'd from Dr. Anthony Troha:
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Friday, March 28, 1919, Page 18, Column 2:
“JACKSON—At Setauket, L. I., on Wednesday, March 26, 1919, FRANKLIN JACKSON, son of the late Coe D. and Sarah E. Jackson. Services at house Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Interment at Wantagh, L. I., on arrival of noon train.”
2124. James Jackson-14901
1860 Census Newtown, Queens, New York
Coe D Jackson 69
Sarah E Jackson 39
George W Jackson 14
Margt A Jackson 12
Sarah E Jackson 7
Franklin Jackson 4
*James Jackson 2
all born in NY
2125. Ida E. Jackson-14898
George, Margaret, Franklin, Fanney, Ida & Emma were all still single and living at home in the 1880 Hempstead, Queens Census.
1900 census: 76 Schaefer Street, Brooklyn, 28th Ward, Kings County, New York
Sanford Soper, head; born June 1855, age 40; married 13 years; NY, NY, NY; carpenter; owns a mortgaged house.
Ida Soper, wife; born October 1861, age 38; married 13 years; no children; NY, NY, NY.Ida was living in 1902 when her mother's sister, Fannie Duryea Brewer's estate was settled and she rec'd her portion of her mother's share.
2126. Emma Jackson-14899
George, Margaret, Franklin, Fanney, Ida & Emma were all still single and living at home in the 1880 Hempstead, Queens Census. Emma appears sensitive about her age: in 1870 she is 2, in 1880 she is 16, twenty years later in 1900 she is only 27, and in 1920 she is 50. So the birthdate on the 1900 census cannot be relied upon.
Emma was living in 1902 when her mother's sister, Fannie Duryea Brewer's estate was settled and she rec'd her portion of her mother's share.
2127. Fannie B. Jackson-14900
George, Margaret, Franklin, Fanney, Ida & Emma were all still single and living at home in the 1880 Hempstead, Queens Census.
The following census records received from Jodie Lutter, Oct 2007:
1900 census: 990 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, 28th Ward, Kings County, New York:
Franklin Jackson, head; born July 1864, age 35; single; NY, NY, NY; decorator; rents a house.
Fannie Jackson, sister; born December 1868, age 31; single; NY, NY, NY.
Maggie Jackson, sister; born August 1859, age 40; single; NY, NY, NY.See also mention of Fannie in the record of her sister Alice's husband, Cornelius Price Rosemon. She was apparently still single abt 1906 when Cornelius painted this picture of her farm at Inwood, Long Island: http://www.northeastauctions.com/search/detail.php?l=257&a=feb07
This looks to be the family farm and her father was last recorded in 1880 living in Hempstead, Queens Co, Greater New York City.
But in 1902 when Franklin, Fannie and Maggie rec'd their share of their Aunt Fannie Duryea Brewer's estate, they were living together at 522 Kossiusko St, Brooklyn, New York City.
1077. Edward Jackson-5621
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
Chancery Court record:BMJ-55
death certificate
Section 175 #23832"In a biography of his son, Frederick Way Jackson, in The Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens Counties of Nassau and Suffolk by Henry Isham Hazelton (V.7. 249-250), Edward Jackson is identified as Frederick's father and Mary Louise Anthony as his mother. It reports that Edward was born in Jerusalem, NY in 1817. It also reports that his mother died in 1886. The report claims that Edward 'was prominent in the community and a leading figure in many interests and endeavors, being active in the hotel business until his death in 1864.'
"The death certificate for Frederick Way Jackson, information for which must have been supplied by Frank Fletcher Jackson, his son, lists Frederick's father as John H. Jackson. Although this is certainly not correct, it may have meaning.
"A certificate issued by New York State over the signature of James M. Onderdonk declares that Edward Jackson of Hempstead in North Hempstead, NY on 4 July 1837 'of his own free will and choice, enrolled himself into a Troop of Horse Artillery under my command, comprising part of the second Regiment of the First Brigade of New York State Horse Artillery.'
"Edward is listed as a child under 21 years of age of John Jackson in a Chancery Court petition of 18 March 1838.
"In a deed dated 17 May 1839 (Queens Co, Liber YY : 249) John Jackson and his wife Margaret, sold to Stephen C. Jackson of Brooklyn, Isaac Jackson of Hempstead, Jacob S. Jackson of Brooklyn, Coe D. Jackson, Parmenus Jackson, Richard Jackson and Edward Jackson all of Brooklyn for eight thousand dollars two parcels of land near Jerusalem, Hempstead.
"Parmenus Jackson and Edward Jackson sell land in Jersualem, NY on 21 June 1839 (Queens, Liber YY:458-459) to Stephen C. Jackson. They sell 'an equal undivided eighth part' of a 100 acre parcel and a 200 acre parcel with appurtenances for $2000. (see fuller note for Stephen C. Jackson.)
"Edward Jackson is listed as a merchant in the 1843-44 Brooklyn City Directory with his house at 40 Douglas. In 1854 he is listed as living on Gates Ave between Grand and Classon Avenues. In 1855-56 Edward Jackson is listed with Alexander Anthony as a 'butcher' at Classon Ave and the corner of Quincy St. with his house the same. He is listed alone in 1856-57 as on the corner of Classon Ave and Quincy. In 1857-58 he is listed as a butcher at Fulton Ave near Washington Ave with his house on Quincy near Classon Ave.
"On 16 Sept 1848 John Jackson deeded property (Kings Co, Liber 184: 310) to, among others, Edward Jackson & Jacob S. Jackson.
"Edward is listed in the 1850 US Census (M432,roll 519:319) as age 33 with wife, Mary age 27, son Jacob age 4, and daughter, Elizabeth, age 2. The entry reports that his real estate is worth $25,000 and that he has no occupation. An Ellen Daly, born in Ireland, and age 19 is in the household.
"On 23 Feb 1850 the heirs of John Jackson deeded property (Kings Co, Liber 211: 311) to Edward Jackson.
"On 3 Dec 1852 Edward Jackson deeded property (Kings Co., 302: 470) to Timothy P. Burger, assignee.
"The 1855 New York State census shows Edward living in the 7th ward of Brooklyn on the 23rd of June of 1855. He is listed as age 27 (probably 37 ?), having been born on Long Island and occupation 'butcher'. His family is identified as Mary L. Jackson, wife, age 32, having been born in NYC, Jacob S. Jackson son age 0, born in Brooklyn; Kate B. Jackson, (illegible) age 6, Frederick W. Jackson, son, age 4, born in Brooklyn; George R. Jackson,son, age 2 born in Brooklyn, Emily Dearborn (?), sister,age ? born in NYC, Catherine Brant, servant, age ?, born in Germany.
"The Brooklyn City Directory for 1858 lists Edward Jackson, butcher, at Fulton Ave near Washington Ave with his house at Quincy near Classon.
"On 25 May 1859 Edward Jackson deeds land (Kings Co, Liber501:488) in a debtor judgment to Herbert T. Moore.
"In the 1859-60 Brooklyn City Directory an Edward Jackson is listed as butcher at Bedford Rd. near Grand Ave.
"The 1860 US Census (T7-11170, p.170) entry for Edward Jackson lists him as 'laborer'and age 40. Also, his wife is Mary Jackson, age 36, and his children : Jacob, age 14, Elizabeth, age 12, Frederick, age 9, George, age 7, Edward, age 3 and Matilda, age 1. They live in the 7th ward of Brooklyn.
"On 19 May 1863 Edward Jackson and Parmenus Jackson deeded land ( Kings Co, Liber 600:191) in a debtor judgment to David E. Wheeler.
"In the Brooklyn Daily Eagle of 4 May 1864 Edward Jackson is listed as delinquent in his taxes ($84.91) for 1862 along with numerous other Jacksons, all property in the 7th ward near the Brooklyn Navy Yard. He owes taxes on 18 lots and 3 houses.
"Edward Jackson's death certificate (NYC Archives # 0533) indicates that he died at Downing Street, Brooklyn, NY, on 25 January 1864 at age 47 of _________pneumonia. Letters of Administration were filed 15 February 1864 for Edward Jackson. Unfortunately virtually all the bound volumes of Letters of Administration before 1900 for Kings County have gone missing.
"Edward was first interred in a 'receiving tomb' on 27 Jan 1864 and was then buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY in a plot that includes his wife and her second husband, George Ross on 4 May 1882. His stone bears the dates 1817-1864. However, the interment record at Green-Wood cemetery indicates that Edward was kept in a receiving tomb (#4259) from his death on 25 Jan 1864 until his burial on 4 May 1882. Apparently when he died Mary lacked the funds to bury him.
"A death notice in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle of 26 January 1864 declared that Edward died on 25 January 1864 at age 46 years 7 months and 21 days. Friends were invited to the funeral to be held at his mother in law's house ( Mrs. Anthony) at Hickory Street near Classon Avenue on Wednesday 27 January at 1:00 p.m."
Edward is listed as next hh to his brother Edward in 1850: (but they are not together in 1860)
1850 Census Brooklyn Ward 7, Kings Co., New York
Edward Jackson 33 M no occup 29,000 NY
Mary Jackson 27 F NY
Jacob Jackson 4 M NY
Elizabeth Jackson 2 F NY
Ellen Daly 19 F Ireland
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
Cert # 614/12958Õ; apoplexy, paralysis
Lot 23832"Mary L. Jackson is listed in the 1870 US Census (Kings Co, 7th Ward, Roll 949, M 593, p. 384) as a widow age 46 with children: Jacob, age 22 (deaf &blind), Frederick, age 19, clerk in a store, George, age 17, clerk in a store, Edward, age 13, attends school, Tilly, age 10, Ella, age 8 and Lizza, age 21. Lizza was married in June of this year.
"Mary married George Ross on 27 May 1870 (NYC Municipal Archives, certificate # 1894).
"Mary L. Ross is listed as a widow in the 1880 US Census in Cranford, Union Co., NJ, age 54 (sic) and born in NY. Also listed : Jacob S. Jackosn, son, age 34(sic), born in NY; Edward O. Jackson, son, age 23, born in NY; Tillie R. Jackson, daughter, age 20, born in NY and Ella D.C. Jackson, daughter, age 18, born in NY.
"Several Mary Jacksons, all widows, are listed in the Brooklyn City directory from 1876-1879. It is impossible to tell whether or not any of these is Mary L. (Anthony) Jackson. There are also a number of George Ross entries during these and later years. Mary L. Ross, widow of George, is listed in the 1885 Brooklyn City directory as living with Edward O. Jackson at 35a Prospect Place.
"On 11 Mar 1885 the widow of Edward Jackson deeded land to Edwin R. Sheridan (Kings Co, Liber 1595: 333 & 1596:227).
"Mary's date of birth and death are from her gravestone in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY which reads: Mary L. Ross b. 20 June 1820 d. 27 May 1886. She died in Bellmore, NY; death cert # 614/12958 (Bellmore and NYS) of apoplexy and paralysis.
"The year of death for Mary Louise (Anthony) Jackson is also provided in a biography of Frederick Way Jackson, her son, in The Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens Counties of Nassau and Suffolk by Henry Isham Hazelton."
2128. Jacob S. Jackson-5623
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"In the 1840 Brooklyn City Directory a Jacob S. Jackson is listed as a milkman at the same address as Coe D. Jackson: Wallabout near Clinton Ave.
"Birth and death dates are from the gravestone in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY. According to the 1870 US Census, Jacob was blind and possibly deaf. Lynn Jackson Bacon of California reports that her grandfather,George Ross Jackson, left for California to make his fortune because the family assets were left to support Jacob.
"According to a report in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle of 6 Dec 1927, Jacob S. Jackson's estate was valued at $89,746 with a net worth of $82,811. It was divided thus: Frederick W. Jackson and George R. Jackson, brothers, Theodore K. Hastings, nephew and Ella D. C. Hawkins, sister, each got $13,801. John M. Jackson, nephew, Edna Jackson, niece, each got $6900. Frederick H. Edgar, Clarence J. Edgar, nephews, Mayme L. Cornwall and Bessie J. Zollinhofer, nieces, each got $3450. Frederick W. Jackson, of 225 Lincoln Place, was the executor."
2129. Elizabeth (Lizzie) Jackson-5626
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"death cert #K22142
stomach cancer
NYC death cert 22142"On her marriage certificate (NYS, 21 June 1870), Elizabeth (Lizzie) Jackson is listed as born in Brooklyn, NY, age 21. Her father was Edward Jackson and her mother, Mary L. Anthony. It was a first marriage for both of them.
"In 1900 Lizzie was living in Brooklyn, NY in her own home free of mortage (611 Macon Street) in the 25th ward. (US federal census: Roll # 1062, Book 2, p. 200b.) She died 13 Nov 1917 (Death cert 22142, Brooklyn, NY)."
2132. Edward Osborn Jackson-5640
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"section 175 #23832
"In the New York City directory for 1881 Edward O. Jackson is listed as a notary at 57 Broadway. In the 1885 Brooklyn City Directory he is listed as a lawyer with an office at 365 Flatbush Avenue and a house at 35a Prospect Place. His mother, Mary L., widow of George, is listed as living at the same address. Edward is not listed in the 1886, 1887 and 1898-99 directories but reappears in the 1900-01 Brooklyn City directory as a real estate broker on East New York Avenue at the corner of Saratoga Avenue. His home address is Amboy at the corner of Sutter. His entry is the same for 1901-02.
"According to death certificate # 6295 of the Department of Health of New York, Edward died of heart failure at 863 Jefferson Ave, Brookly, NY brought on by diabetes and exhaustion following an abscess of the thigh of unknown origin on 25 Feb 1919. He was married, was born on 12 Nov 1856 to Mary L. Anthony and Edward Jackson and was in the real estate business. He was born in Brooklyn while his father was born on Long Island and his mother in New York.
"A death notice in the New York Times of 27 Feb 1919 (p.13) reports that Edward had been in the real estate business and active in Republican politics. He died at his home at 863 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn, NY."
2133. Matilda (Tilly) Jackson-5641
US 1880 Census
2134. Ellen (Ella) D. C. Jackson-5625
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
date from gravestone
1081. Fanny Jackson-5647
Notes Contributed by Frank M. Jackson:
"Fanny is living in Hempstead on 1 April 1844 according to a deed in which John Jackson and Margaret Jackson sell farms in Brooklyn to their children ( Kings Co., Liber 184, p.310)."Fanny is identified as the wife of Parker Baldwin in the tax delinquency notices for 1862 in the 3 May 1864 issue of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
"There is a Fanny Baldwin, age 54, living with her husband, James C. Baldwin, age 55 listed in the 1880 US Census (T00877, p; 311B) and children: Viola G. Baldwin, age 22, Emily A. Baldwin, age 20, Charles H. Baldwin, age 18, Robert W. Baldwin, age 15, Arthur B. Baldwin, age 12, and a son-in-law, Jacob H. Skinner, age 26. This may or may not be Fanny Jackson, the age is close. Her sister, Ann, married a Baldwin."
I (Janie) thought the following 1870 census was a record of the sister Ann who married a Baldwin and was raising her nephew, Fanning Baldwin; but the ages of this Ann and Stephen are not consistant with the record of Fanny's sister and her husband. But is too much coincidence to throw away. Keep this census record on hand for now.
1870 Census Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Baldwin, Stephen 33 M W Farmer 30,000 18,900 New York (age prob is in error)
Baldwin, Ann 38 F W keeping house 36,200 n/g NY
Baldwin, David 23 M W at home NY
Baldwin, Orlando 21 M W at home NY
Baldwin, Ann E. 17 F W at home NY
Baldwin, Stephen 10 M W at school NY
Baldwin, Fanning J. 11 m W at school NY (he is out of order, which ususally indicated the head is not the father) (est birth year = 1859)
Halloran, Mary 20 F W domestic servant Ireland
1084. Hon. Thomas Birdsall Jackson-7061
From <http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=J000027> :
JACKSON, Thomas Birdsall, a Representative from New York; born in Jerusalem, Long Island, N.Y., March 24, 1797; attended the public schools; engaged in agricultural pursuits; studied law; was admitted to the bar and practiced in Jerusalem, Hempstead, and Newtown, N.Y.; elected county judge in 1832; member of the State assembly 1833-1835; moved to Newtown, Long Island, N.Y., in 1835; justice of the peace; elected as a Democrat to the Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Congresses (March 4, 1837-March 3, 1841); was not a candidate for renomination in 1840; resumed agricultural pursuits; died in Newtown (now Elmhurst Station), Flushing, Long Island, N.Y., April 23, 1881; interment in Flushing Cemetery.
1850 Census Newtown, Queens Co., New York
Thomas B. Jackson 50 M Farmer 15,000 NY
Maria Jackson 50 F NY
William H. Jackson 20 M Farmer NY
Bridget Dolan 28 F Ireland
Daniel Green 60 M mulato Laborer NY
Ira Weeks 7 M NY1860 Census Newtorn, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Thomas B. 61 M W Farmer 8000 4000 NY
Jackson, Maria 60 F W NY
Jackson, Andrew 30 M W NY
Jackson, Samuel C. 32 M W
Jackson, William 28 M W
Jackson, Emma B. 19 F W NY (Samuel's wife)
Brown, William 24 M W
Green, Herman 28 M W Servant Germany
Green, Margat 21 F W Servant Germany
Jackson, Mary 14 F B Servant NY
Johnson, Morehh 16 M B Servant NY****
1870 Census Hunters Point, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Thomas 72 M W Farmer 15,000 5,000 NY
Jackson, Maria 79 F W keeping house NY****
1880 Census Dist 286, Queens, New York City-Greater, New York
Jackson, Thomas B W M 82 Retired miller NY NY NY
Jackson, Maria W F 90 wife NY NY NY
Remsun, Charity ? F 70 Servant NY NY NY
2137. Andrew Jackson-7074
1860 Census Newtown, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Thomas B. 61 M W Farmer 8000 4000 NY
Jackson, Maria 60 F W NY
Jackson, Andrew 30 M W NY
Jackson, Samuel C. 32 M W
Jackson, William 28 M W
Jackson, Emma B. 19 F W NY (Samuel's wife)
Brown, William 24 M W
Green, Herman 28 M W Servant Germany
Green, Margat 21 F W Servant Germany
Jackson, Mary 14 F B Servant NY
Johnson, Morehh 16 M B Servant NY
1085. Noah Jackson-7062
The following census records present a puzzlement for the wife or wives of Noah Jackson that needs more research. Find-a-Grave website has that Noah's wife Mary Jane died in 1838 at the age of 29 years. This info from the gravestone inscription. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=62202196
Here is Noah in 1850 and 1870 with an apparent second wife named Jane E.I have found the burial record of Jane E. Bunting, widow of Noah Jackson. This would tie in with the niece in 1880 census record.
1850 Census Town of Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Noah Jackson 50 M Farmer NY
Jane E. Jackson 39 F NY
Mary J. Jackson 19 F NY
Edgar Jackson 15 M NY1870 Census Hempstead, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Noah 70 M W Farmer 8,000 5,000 NY
Jackson, Jane E. 58 F W Keeping House NY1880 Census Dist 269, Queens, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Noah W M 77 married no occupation Rhumatism NY NY NY
Jackson, Jane W F 70 wife married keeping house Broken Leg NY NY NY
Bunting, Charrie W F 16 niece (looks like Cahassie)
2139. Mary Jackson-24433
Tombstone Inscription:
Daughter of Noah & Mary Jane Jackson Æ 20 Y's
2140. Dr. Edgar Jackson-24434
From find-a-grave site: Inscription: JACKSON, Edgar, M.D., son of Noah & Mary Jane, died April 10, 1864, age 28 yrs
Death notice contributed by Leslie Bacon:
Publication: Brooklyn Eagle, Date May 29, 1896
JACKSON - At the residence of her nephew, William B. Seaman, at Wantagh, L.I., May 28, JANE E. JACKSON, widow of the late Noah Jackson, in the 86th year of her age.
Funeral at 1 o'clock on Sunday, May 31. Carriages to meet train leaving Brooklyn at 8:48 A.M.Jane's maiden name of Bunting taken from the online cemetery records. Those records give her date of burial as 28 May 1895 but it appears that the newspaper death notice gives a more accurate date.
1880 Census Dist 269, Queens, Queens Co., New York
Jackson, Noah W M 77 married no occupation Rhumatism NY NY NY
Jackson, Jane W F 70 wife married keeping house Broken Leg NY NY NY
Bunting, Charrie W F 16 niece (looks like Cahassie)
1093. Richard Jackson Althouse-1939
Althause is the spelling of his name on his tombstone though most current records use the spelling of Althouse. His birth date is not taken from the Find-a-Grave site which shows photo of tombstone with no birth date. So the birth date of 12 Dec 1786 is calculated from the age at death which is on the tombstone.
Tombstone Inscription:
aged 82 years, 16 days
This site uses the birthdate of 11 Aug 1785 which is calculated from the d/o/d and age at death.
An ALT birthdate is offered by the source websites of 10 Mar 1785.Tombstone Inscription from Find-a-Grave:
Wife of Richard J. Althouse Died Oct 9th 1865. Aged 80 yrs,1 mo, 29 daysFrom Jim Rubbins rootsweb site:
Elisabeth Birdsall was a descendant of Nathan Birdsall, one of the first purchasers of land from the Indians at Matinecock, Long Island, 1667, also a descendant of Major Thomas Jones -- the first settlers of Fort Neck, Long Island (now Massapequa) in 1695. [from Linda Harper]